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US 2012/0231697 A1Published application
Doll With Water Squirting Feature
AssigneeMattel, Inc.
InventorsKELLY RAE MATHENY, CHRISTOPHER GOFF, JEFFREY A. SAUNDERS
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Abstract
A figure includes a body with a first portion including an inlet and a second portion including an outlet. The first portion is submersible in a liquid. A conduit extends between the inlet and the outlet. A pump mechanism is coupled to the conduit. The pump mechanism is operable by a user to draw liquid into the inlet, move the liquid through the conduit, and discharge the liquid from the outlet.
Claims20
A figure comprising:
- a body with a first portion including an inlet and a second portion including an outlet, the first portion submersible in a liquid such that the inlet is located in the liquid;
- a conduit extending between the inlet and the outlet;
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- a pump mechanism coupled to the conduit, the pump mechanism operable by a user to draw the liquid into the inlet, move the liquid through the conduit, and discharge the liquid from the outlet.
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A doll comprising:
- a torso;
- a leg coupled to the torso, the leg including a foot defining an inlet;
- an arm coupled to the torso, the arm including a hand defining an outlet;
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- a pump mechanism coupled to the torso and in communication with the inlet and the outlet, the pump mechanism being configured to draw a liquid into the inlet when the foot is submersed in the liquid, and discharge the liquid from the outlet.
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A figure comprising:
- a torso;
- a first appendage pivotally coupled to the torso, the first appendage including an opening configured to be in fluid communication with an external liquid source;
- a second appendage pivotally coupled to the torso, the second appendage including an opening configured to discharge a liquid;
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- a pump mechanism coupled to the torso, the pump mechanism configured to draw in liquid through the opening in the first appendage and discharge liquid through the opening in the second appendage.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.